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Common Fate

from The Chalet Sessions by The Open Rays

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lyrics

Is there something to be said
For all these distortions ringing
In my head?
All the wolves that I have fed
All the monsters hiding under the bed

And the moods that they create,
Which throw me into a kaleidoscopic state
Till I cannot relate,
With the rest of the crowd
and their common fate.
Broke ideals
And programmed love and hate

Then Tears, and moonlight flood my eyes,
And I find myself between a dew drop and the sky
And deep in the dark there's a voice crying low
Hear me, feel me before I go.......

Should I end it or go on
And what order shall I place the verses
Of this song
Is there a right way and a wrong?
And is the moral for the weak one or for the strong?
Shall I end it right now or carry on


Then tears, and the moonlight they return and I
Feel these contradictions slowly fade into the night
And deep in the dark there's a voice singing bright
I know me, I can feel me, I'm alright.

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from The Chalet Sessions, released November 28, 2015

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Folk-rock chamber music with a twist

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